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This humble patch for linux-next is a first small step towards further attempts
to add LSM hooks for kdbus. In order to implement useful callbacks within given
LSM (SMACK, SELinux) knowledge about kdbus structures defined in these headers
must be easily accessible. Therefore these headers must be placed in proper,
globally visible place.